Pâtes Lustucru In 1871, Louis Cartier-Millon purchased a workshop in Grenoble that had been producing pasta since 1824. By 1900, local demand required the creation of a new factory. At that time, pasta was sold in bulk and unbranded. To grow the business, the Cartier-Millon family decided to focus on branding and packaging. In 1910, they had to build a new factory. In 1911, following a poster competition won by the illustrator Synave, the light and dark blue checkerboard pattern was born. At the closing banquet of this competition, Jean-Louis Forain sang the nursery rhyme "C'est la mère Michel"... with Père Lustucru. This marked the birth of the brand.
Paul-Louis Duval (1811 - 1870) opened a brewery around 1860 next to his butcher shop located in the Parisian market halls. His concept was to generously serve the market porters a beef broth at a modest price. His son Alexandre (1847 - 1922) expanded the concept after his father's death and created a full-fledged restaurant chain. He notably opened the famous Bouillon Duval. Then he ventured into high society. He was a witty man, exuding refined elegance, wearing violet suits with muslin cuffs, lace jabots, and half-top hats. Parisians would nickname him Godefroy de Bouillon.
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